Exam 8: Portfolio Selection for All Investors
Exam 1: Investing Is an Important Activity Worldwide45 Questions
Exam 2: Investment Alternatives: Generic Principles All Investors Must Know75 Questions
Exam 3: Indirect Investing: a Global Activity78 Questions
Exam 4: Securities Markets Matter to All Investors60 Questions
Exam 5: All Financial Markets Have Regulations and Trading Practices82 Questions
Exam 6: Return and Risk: the Foundation of Investing Worldwide56 Questions
Exam 7: Portfolio Theory Is Universal53 Questions
Exam 8: Portfolio Selection for All Investors54 Questions
Exam 9: Asset Pricing Principles65 Questions
Exam 10: Common Stock Valuation Lessons for All Investors68 Questions
Exam 11: Managing a Stock Portfolio: a Worldwide Issue62 Questions
Exam 12: What Happens If Markets Are Efficient or Not?65 Questions
Exam 13: Economy/ market Analysis Must Be Considered by All Investor66 Questions
Exam 14: Sector/ industry Analysis50 Questions
Exam 15: Company Analysis74 Questions
Exam 16: Technical Analysis59 Questions
Exam 17: Fixed Income Securities Are Available Worldwide29 Questions
Exam 18: Managing Bond Portfolios: Some Issues Affect All Investors59 Questions
Exam 19: Understanding Derivative Securities: Options70 Questions
Exam 20: Understanding Derivative Securities: Futures65 Questions
Exam 21: All Investors Must Consider Portfolio Management51 Questions
Exam 22: Evaluation of Investment Performance: a Global Concept54 Questions
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What variable is manipulated to determine efficient portfolios, and why are the other variables not changed at will?
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Security weights. Other variables are characteristics of the individual securities, not a portfolio decision.
According to Markowitz, rational investors will seek efficient portfolios because these portfolios are optimal based on:
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Portfolios lying on the upper right portion of the efficient frontier are likely to be chosen by
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Which of the following statements regarding indifference curves is not true?
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When using the Markowitz model, aggressive investors would select portfolios on the left end of the efficient frontier.
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The benefits of international diversification have ________since 1995.
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The Markowitz Model does not depend on the assumption of normally distributed security returns.
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Asset allocation accounts for less than 50 percent of the variance in quarterly returns for a typical pension fund.
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Assume ABC are all positively correlated. A fourth stock is being considered for addition to the portfolio, either stock D or stock E. Both D and E have expected returns of 12%. If stock D is positively correlated with ABC and E is negatively correlated with ABC, which stock should be added to the portfolio? Why?
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Under the Multi-Index Model, the industry relationship to stock prices would be assessed by the:
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Academic research shows asset allocation decisions explain approximately 90% of the variation in returns in a portfolio, whereas individual security analysis, including "stock picking," explains only about 10%.
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An international index commonly used as a proxy for international equities that correlates approximately 80 percent with the S&P 500:
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Indifference curves reflect -------------- while the efficient set of portfolios represent ---------------.
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Given the following information, calculate the expected return of Portfolio ABC. Expected return of stock A = 10%, Expected return of stock B = 15%, Expected return of stock C = 6%. 40 percent of the portfolio is invested in A, 40 percent is invested in B and 20 percent is invested in C.
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The Sharpe model was found to outperform the Markowitz model in longer time periods.
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The single-index model implies stocks covary only because of their common:
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The single index model divides a security's return into _______ and ________ parts.
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